The Grampians region debuted as a sparkling wine region, success followed when Charles Pierlot introduced the ‘methode champenoise' for sparkling wine production. Sparkling wine is still the foundation of the region however not to be overlooked are its high quality table wines including Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Chasselas, Ondenc, Riesling and Shiraz.

These late ripening varieties need plenty of sun so they are planted on slopes to achieve maximum sunlight. The region sits at around 350 metres above sea level. The Grampians wine region is that of diversity and beauty, with cooler summer temperatures and plenty of cellar doors it is a popular destination for wine lovers. Grampians Wineries & Vineyards and Victorian Accommodation.

The Henty wine region is large extending from the Hopkins River in the east to the South Australian border. The main vineyard area is located on the stretch between Hamilton and Portland along the Henty Highway.

The pioneering family Henty are said to have brought the first vines into Victoria aboard the "Thistle." The area is still full of innovation as some vineyards are shifting focus towards biodynamic and organic principles.

There are only a few small wineries in this region however they are producing fine varieties of wine including Chardonnay, Meunier, Pinot Noir, Riesling and Shiraz.

The Pyrenees region is part of the western reach of the Great Dividing Range. The region is very scenic and scattered with superior boutique wineries. These wineries are producing aromatic Shiraz and rich Cabernet Sauvignon. You can find most the cellar doors just off the Sunraysia Highway which is the main route from Mildura to Ballarat. Pyrenees Wineries & Vineyards and Ballarat and Mildura Accommodation.